AT A time when financial firms will spend hundreds of millions of dollars to settle legal claims as a matter of expedience, Deutsche Bank has done the unthinkable.
"It was in many ways driven by expedience, they had to work with the abilities they found they had".
Expert knowledge, dynamic characteristics of the object, constraints and economic expedience of the individual rules have been accounted for when formulating the linguistic rules.
The consensus was that Mr. Obama, who once held himself out as the clear alternative to the political expedience of the Clinton years, had, in the end, chosen the path of Clintonian centrism over a return to more boldly progressive ideals.
Nevertheless, the expedience of using local or global versions of the algorithm has not been studied.
While Prior has proved a formidable lower-order Test batsman, he has been unable to translate that into international one-day cricket, where his prolific scoring through the offside has been thwarted consistently by the simple expedience of bowling straight.
And the question is whether or not Democrats and Republicans are willing to put aside the expedience of short-term politics in order to get it done.
Like Quip, the writing seems like a collision of traditional word processing like Microsoft Word, the expedience of instant messaging, and the personal interactions of Facebook.
They sold themselves and their art; they sacrificed truth for the expedience of the state and sometimes for another shilling.
These studies, however, produced some conflicting results which stimulated discussions about the expedience of a strict control policy on antibiotics release for resistance control.
